Blood Fats May Explain Why Schizophrenia Patients Respond Differently to Treatment
A post hoc analysis of nearly 3,000 patients with acute schizophrenia identifies three symptom-based subgroups with distinct lipid profiles and ...
A post hoc analysis of nearly 3,000 patients with acute schizophrenia identifies three symptom-based subgroups with distinct lipid profiles and ...
A large Turkish cross-sectional study finds that the uric acid-to-HDL cholesterol ratio is associated with a dysmetabolic phenotype in adults ...
A preregistered replication study in Translational Psychiatry found that reported DNA methylation signatures of childhood maltreatment subtypes largely failed to ...
A prospective case-control study reports that circulating regulatory B cells, regulatory T cells, and a broad serum cytokine panel are ...
A new review argues that nanoplastics are an increasingly recognised contaminant in wildlife, but analytical limitations and non-specific biomarkers mean ...
A seventeen-year longitudinal study shows that maternal reports of infant tobacco smoke exposure are systematically biased toward underreporting when exposure ...
A new meta-analysis of seven randomized controlled trials finds that vitamin D supplementation does not significantly alter circulating levels of ...
A new review argues that inflammasome-derived molecular biomarkers could predict wound outcomes, distinguish healing from chronic inflammation, and guide precision ...
A study of 775 SFTS patients shows that a six-biomarker panel and early biomarker trajectories can identify patients at high ...
Researchers in Norway found that children who later develop cancer carry unusual auto-antibodies against their own DNA repair proteins, suggesting ...
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